QUOTES 2/25/2020

“. . . several studies have shown that never before have so many people, of all ages, been open to nudism.  Some even state that about 10 percent of the world population has at one point in their lives enjoyed social nudity.  That’s about 600 million people.  This makes it hard to say that nudism is really dying. . . More people than ever give nudism a try and feel that they can talk openly about it.  The taboo that has been on nudity, historically and culturally, is slowly being conquered.  This is good news for the rest of the world as well, because a flourishing nudism culture is a clear measure for an open society. . . nudism is certainly not dying.” http://www.nakedwanderings.com/2017/05/08/future-nudism-part-one-facts/

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“One myth of naturism is the stigma of tan lines.  They’re not a big deal . . . to worry about something so temporary.  The best thing about tan lines is that they can act as a gauge from when you started to when you forgot to care about them.  Good riddance.” – Made in the Nude., http://centauri4-naturism.tumblr.com/post/139946737586/madeinthenude-the-stages-from-wearing-a

“. . . nude people tend to be carefree, easy-going, and laid-back.” - Holly Johnson, http://www.travelpulse.com/news/cruise/6-reasons-to-consider-a-clothing-optional-cruise.html

“It has been said that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.  So what is in a name?  In certain circles there has been a debate about the meaning of the word ‘naturist’.  Some folks say that it is simply another word for nudism, meaning social, mixed-gender, non-sexual nudity.  Other folks insist it includes a oneness with nature, or even a natural setting.  Of course there are also those enemies of the movement who deliberately misuse it as a label for any sort of nakedness, however prurient.” - http://artdayonline.org/dailyart_201601/

“My father introduced me to nude swimming in the sea many many years ago.  I love being nude at any time but for practical purposes the best place is on a beach.  A secluded garden is also good.  I swim often in a local public pool and hate that I need to wear a costume.” – Patrick, http://spotnaked.com/5-reasons-to-drop-your-pants/2959/?utm_content=buffer5e6c3&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer